
SYDNEY (Reuters) - Shares in Australian wealth manager AMP Ltd <AMP.AX> fell to a six-year low on Friday after Macquarie Group Ltd <MQA.AX> said the firm could see A$35 billion in investor outflows following revelations of board-level misconduct.
Macquarie also downgraded the stock rating to "neutral" from "outperform" and lowered its price target to A$4.30 from A$5.65.
AMP shares were down 5.3 percent in morning trading to A$3.75, their lowest level since 2012, while the broader market <.AXJO> was trading slightly higher.
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(Reporting by Paulina Duran; Editing by Byron Kaye and Stephen Coates)